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Mets' Bichette Urges 'Dirty' Hitting Approach

Summary

  • Bo Bichette advocates for a more aggressive hitting mindset.
  • The Mets ended a 20-inning scoreless streak with a homer.
  • Injuries impact the Mets' bullpen and roster depth.
Mets' Bichette Urges 'Dirty' Hitting Approach

Bo Bichette, a player for the Mets, has called for the team to adopt a more aggressive and less conservative approach at the plate. Bichette suggested that hitters sometimes prioritize a "pretty" at-bat over competing, urging them to "get a little dirty" for better results. This sentiment comes as the team has struggled offensively, recently ending a 20-inning scoreless drought during a narrow loss.

The Mets are also navigating several roster changes due to injuries. Pitcher Joey Gerber was placed on the injured list with a finger blister, leading to Austin Warren's recall from Triple-A Syracuse. Additionally, Jared Young is unavailable due to left knee discomfort, with the team awaiting MRI results. Owner Steve Cohen has been present during batting practice, interacting with players and staff.

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